Express a temperature of 60^@ F in degrees Celsius and in kelvin.
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Explanation:
because we know that
temperature on kelvin scale = temperature on Celsius scale+273
temperature on kelvin scale=60 degrees
hence
temperature on celsius scale=273+60
=333 degrees celsius
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The temperature in Celsius i.e T°C = 15.55°C and in kelvin will be T(k) = 288.7k.
Explanation :-
To find the value of temperature in T°C behalf of temperature in T(°F).
we have the formula
T(°C) =
Given T(°F) = 60
then T(°C) =
T(°C) = = 15.55°C
T(°C) = 15.55°C This is the value of temperature in Celsius.
Also in Kelvin , we have
T(k) = T(°C) + 273.15
T(k) = 15.55 + 273.15 = 288.7k
T(k) = 288.7k This is the value of temperature in Kelvin
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